cali science center

the other day, michael and i paid a visit to the california science center. we went because we’d never been and also because it was free, and we are all about fun for free. but of course, didnt think about the fact that there’d still be parking money involved, which became a problem when we pulled up and the man asked for $8. i emptied my wallet of the $7 i had and told michael to just add a buck. well… true to form, michael didnt have a single dollar on him. not one. and all we could find in his car was a quarter. that’s it! ay yi yi

so we had to kindly bat our eyelashes and smile sweetly and he gave us the dollar discount.
he even let us keep the quarter. : )

so anyways, that was all beside the point. im really writing because im so excited about the photographic evidence that my constant state of being cold is not, in fact, in my head (as many claim) but i am, physically, cold!

here we are in front of a infrared, heat sensing camera.

and here are my cold, lifeless fingers interwoven with michael’s, warm blooded ones.
and i wasnt even cold here. not at all!
i don’t know why i was so pleased about this… but i was.
i felt vindicated.

another fun thing at the science center:
a dancing screen.

and a not so fun thing:
the aging machine (technical term). according to the california science center this is what i will look like if i make healthy life choices (wear sunscreen, no smoking, eat healthy…)
soooo is this supposed to be my incentive!?!?

eek!